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Gooseneck Pour Over Coffee Kettle with Narrow SpoutPaperless Pour Over Coffee Dripper with Glass Carafe
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Your morning pour-over, with no paper filters to buy or throw away. The reusable stainless mesh and heat-resistant glass carafe sit on your counter like any other kitchen tool, and the markings show exactly how much you are brewing. Pick 200ml for one cup or 400ml for the whole pot.
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Your morning pour-over, with no paper filters to buy or throw away. The reusable stainless mesh and heat-resistant glass carafe sit on your counter like any other kitchen tool, and the markings show exactly how much you are brewing. Pick 200ml for one cup or 400ml for the whole pot.
Paperless pour-over brewing with a reusable stainless steel filter and heat-resistant glass carafe
Solves
- ongoing cost of paper filters
- paper waste
- measuring brew volume by eye
- hot carafe handling
Your pour-over ritual, zero paper filters.
Tired of buying filters you throw away every morning? Brew with a reusable stainless mesh and a heat-resistant glass carafe that measures as it pours.
A reusable mesh that replaces every paper filter
Reusable stainless mesh
The brushed stainless mesh catches the grounds and lets the coffee oils through, so each cup tastes fuller than a paper-filtered one. Rinse it under the tap after each brew and it is ready for the next morning. Nothing to restock, nothing to throw away.
Heat-resistant glass carafe
The high borosilicate glass carafe handles hot brewing water and lets you watch the brew rise. The black silicone sleeve gives a secure grip when the carafe is warm, so you are not reaching for a towel. Glass is recyclable and does not hold onto old coffee smells.
Graduated volume markings
Marks at 100, 200, 300 and 400ml run up the glass, so you stop pouring at the line you want. No kitchen scale needed for a single mug. The 200ml size covers one cup and the 400ml covers a full pot.
Pour, wait, and pour the cup
- 1Rinse the mesh and carafe
Run hot water through the mesh and the glass before you start. This clears any dust and warms the carafe so it does not take a shock from the first pour.
- 2Add grounds to the mesh
Put medium grounds in the mesh, level them with a light shake, and set the cone on the carafe.
- 3Bloom the grounds
Pour a small amount of hot water over the grounds and wait while they swell and release gas.
- 4Pour to your marking
Pour the rest slowly in stages until the water level reaches the line for the size you want. Fast pouring pushes fine grounds through the mesh.
- 5Let the faucet drip
The V-type faucet lets the brew flow into your cup without dribbling down the side. Lift the mesh away once the carafe is full, then pour and enjoy. Keep your pour over drippers set near the sink so the next brew is one step away.
Everything you need to brew, nothing extra
- Glass carafe×1
Borosilicate glass with 100 to 400ml markings
- Black silicone sleeve×1
Grip for the carafe when it is warm
- Stainless steel mesh filter×1
Paperless dripper with silicone-tipped handle
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TypeKitchen & Dining > Coffee Brewing Tools > Pour-Over Coffee Makers
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Does the stainless mesh let fine grounds into my cup?
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Wanelo · seller
Some fine sediment gets through, more than paper allows. Pour slowly in stages so the bed does not flood, and let the grounds settle for a moment before you lift the mesh. A little sediment at the bottom of the cup is normal with a mesh filter.
Is the glass carafe heat-resistant for hot water?
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Wanelo · seller
The carafe is made from heat-resistant glass for hot brewing water. Warm it with a little hot water before the first brew, and avoid pouring boiling water into a cold carafe, since sudden temperature change stresses any glass.
Does a paperless filter brew as clean as paper?
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Wanelo · seller
Paper holds back more oils and fine particles, so its cup is lighter and cleaner. The mesh keeps more of the body, so the cup tastes fuller and rounder. Most people switch for the taste and stay for the savings, since a paper box is a repeat purchase and the mesh is a one-time buy. Plan on about 400 days of daily use on the 200ml size.
What is the difference between the 200ml and 400ml sizes?
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Wanelo · seller
The 200ml carafe makes one mug and fits a small counter or a travel bag. The 400ml carafe makes a full pot for two or more people, so it suits the office or a household. Both use the same mesh and the same markings.
How do I clean the mesh so it does not clog?
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Wanelo · seller
Rinse the mesh under running water right after each brew, since coffee oils dry and block the fine weave. Wash it by hand every few days with a soft brush, then let it dry fully before storing. The glass wipes clean with warm water.
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